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Hornworts
Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Plantae
Phylum Bryophyta
Anthoceros: gametophyte thallus with elongating sporophyte
Why is this called a “hornwort?”
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http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/images/130/Bryophytes/Anthocerophyta/Anthoceros.jpg
Gametophyte
Anthoceros - the hornwort
The gametophyte is much like a thallose liverwort.The sporophyte is the horn of the hornwort.
Hornwort Thallus Cross Section photosynthetic upper epidermis
cortex
lower epidermis
rhizoids
Compared to the liverwort thallus, what is missing?
Cyanobacteria are often symbionts!
What cellular details can you find?
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http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/images/130/Bryophytes/Anthocerophyta/Pyrenoids_MC.low.jpg
The Anthoceros gametophyte thallus has one chloroplast per cell...
Obviously like all other bryophtyes:chlorophylls a and bxanthophylls and carotenoids
Compared to the liverwort, what is different about the location of the antheridia in hornworts?
Antheridium sterile jacket
Spermatogenic tissue
Stalk
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This Anthoceros gametophyte…
Antheridium sterile jacket
Spermatogenic tissue
Lower Epidermis
Rhizoids
Thallus parenchyma
Upper Epidermis
shows three antheridia…
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Here is the best I could find on the web to show the archegonium which is embedded in the hornwort gametophyte thallus.
Apical Cell
Sterile Jacket Cells
Neck Canal Cells
Ventral Canal Cell
Egg Cell
The artist would lose one point above…why?What are some missing items as well?
The “spore mother cell” is better known as sporocyte!
We shall find out why this is so, as we proceed to more-derived plants.
sporangium
stalk
footintercalary meristem
gametophyte “collar”
Hornwort sporophyte (with attached gametophyte)
Whole mount closeup
What apomorphy is featured here?
Longitudinal section
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The Anthoceros sporophyte foot is embedded in the gametophyte.
The sporophyte seta has an intercalary meristem.
Foot
IntercalaryMeristem
GametophyteThallus
Gametophyte rhizoids
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http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/images/130/Bryophytes/Anthocerophyta/stomata.jpg
The Anthoceros sporophyte has evolved guard cells and stomata.While initially dependent on the gametophyte, it carries out its own photosynthesis.The sporophyte may continue to grow while the gametophyte degenerates.
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Two apo-morphies are shown here… which?
What is this?
How could it be labeled?
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sterile jacket
sporocyte
The Anthoceros sporangium is linear and indeterminate in size.It is surrounded by a layer of cortex and epidermis.
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http://www.biology.lsa.umich.edu/courses/bio255/antho2.jpg
The sporocytes divide by meiosis, producing meiospores.The tri-radiate marks and surfaces that the tetrad of spores impress upon each other are shown here.
Hornwort sporangium ls
cs, ls, or wm?
What would be the labels on this?
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The sporophyte shows a cutinized epidermis, a step up
from the gametophyte.
Spores appear in tetrads (the four meiotic products) of which three are generally in any plane of section
In the center of the sporophyte, you can find the hydroids and leptoids!
The cortex cells are responsible for the photosynthetic support for the sporophyte.
Here is the cross section of a maturing part of the “horn”…the Anthoceros sporophyte.
The sporophyte maturing to shed spores to the wind
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The Anthoceros sporophyte matures from tip to base shedding almost unlimited spores due to intercalary meristem at base.
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http://www.hiddenforest.co.nz/bryophytes/hornworts/anthocertaceae/images/horn03.jpg
The tip of the Anthoceros sporophyte matures first, shedding the spores to the wind.
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SYNGAMY
zygote
SporophyteGametophyte
sporangium
sporocytespores
gametangia
gametesgermination
mitosis
differentiation
mitosisgerminationmitosis
mitosis
1N 2N
differentiation
differentiation
differentiation
MEIOSIS
The Life Cycle of Anthoceros